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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1971

Page

4

Dr. Vickers To Take Part In Teach-In

Dr Raymond Vickers chief of geriatrics at Capital District Psychiatric Center and Albany Medical College professor joins a two day teach in on October 11 12 at St Putnam Hotel Saratoga Springs. He covers psycho social aspects of obstructive pulmonary disease with a second session featuring a home care demonstration from St Peters Hospital Albany. Nurses and therapists are invited to participate through local TBRD associations.

Raymond Vickers Capital District al- He Otia Albany Medical Celle Hospital St Putnam Hotel Saratoga Springs Marcella B. Ryan Vickers Tuberculosis and Tbrd Association

Democrats Plan Meeting Today in Lansingburgh

The North End Democratic Club meets at 7:30 p.m. in Fifth District Clubrooms to map a motorcade and cocktail party for three Lansingburgh Democratic legislative candidates Earl R. Carrier Frank P. McDonald and Joseph G. Manupella. Club president Robert Conway will preside.

North End Democratic Club Fifth Council District Lansingburgh Earl R. Carrier Frank P. McDonald Joseph G. Manupella Robert Conway

Panthers Embrace Maoist Discipline in China Visit

Huey P. Newton’s trip to mainland China highlighted the Panthers' long admiration for Maoist practices. A House Internal Security Committee report cites 26 Panther rules mirroring Maoist discipline, urging polite conduct, fair payment, return of borrowed items, and flawless obedience.

Washington Huey P. Newton China Panthers Mao Tse-tung Mao House Internal Security Committee

Nixon says schools need fivefold federal funding rise

Washington AP nine national education associations urged President Nixon to boost federal spending for public schools. Leaders Morrison and Selden reported a goodwill meeting lasting 1 hour 20 minutes with cautious responses and no formal commitments. The group included state boards, school administrators, private schools, and parent teacher groups.

Washington Nixon Donald F. Morrison National Education Association 2 Millin David Selden American Federation of Teachers U.S Sidney P. Marland Morrison Helen Bain NEA Boards of

NBC Found To Invade Rancher Berry's Privacy

A U S District Court jury awarded Baxter Berry 25000 against NBC after finding the network invaded his privacy with the First Tuesday segment Between Two Rivers aired December 2 1969. NBC argued no malice and planned appeals followed.

Network NBC Fred Nichol Between Two Rivers Berry U.S. Supreme Court Sam Master South Dakota Tom Berry Norman Little Brave Two Rivers U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals

Curfew Ordered in Subic Residential Areas

A midnight to dawn curfew was ordered in Subic naval base residential zones to curb burglaries thefts and robberies. Military officials said the measure targets crime and will be enforced across the base perimeter.

Manila Subic U.S. Naval Base

International Paper To Dedicate Ti conderoga Mill

International Paper will dedicate its new 76 million Ti conderoga pulp and paper mill on Oct 21. The facility replaces a plant cited for air and water pollution complaints from nearby Vermont residents and meets New York State DEC air and water standards.

International Paper Co Ticonderoga

Inmates List 14 Demands In Vermont

Windsor State Prison inmates refuse to work until 14 publicized demands are met. The list includes demanding the resignation of assistant warden Julius Moeykens. About 50 of 107 inmates refused to return to cells after recreation, no violence reported, and no disciplinary action planned.

Windsor Windsor State Prison State Commissioner of Kent Stoneman Julius Moeykens Robert Smith Stoneman Moeykens

State Medicaid benefits cut after court delay

Albany reports a four month court delay ends a budget cut in Medicaid. About 165000 low income residents lose eligibility for benefits such as eye glasses dentures and artificial limbs unless a new federal halt is issued. Eligibility for a family of four drops to 4500 from 5000 with new required payments for many services.

Albany UPI Washington George K. Wyman

Solon Raps Dannemora Jail Situation

New York assemblyman claims Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora serves as a political concentration camp for Attica and Auburn prisoners. Superintendent J E LaVallee rejects the charges stating most inmates are kept in standard custody with limited special cells and regular privileges.

New York UPS Clinton Dannemora Attica Auburn Richard N. Gottfried Manhattan J. E. LaVallee Gottfried

China Opens London Legation to Public After 22 Years

China's London legation opens its doors to the public for the first time in 22 years with an open house and a photo exhibition on Socialist construction. The event follows a period of thaw in UK China ties, while UK Soviet relations worsen with the expulsion of 105 alleged spies. The exhibit runs in two ground-floor rooms and will be open every evening until Oct. 9.

London Legation China Britain United Kingdom Sovet Union Portland Place Peking London-Peking

Assessment Rolls Inspection Slated in Mechanicville

The city announces that assessment rolls will be open for public inspection starting today from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Commissioner of Accounts Mrs Frances K Bahan disclosed. Grievance days are set for October 14 and 15 when City Council members act as the grievance board to hear complaints about assessment figures.

City of Mechanicville Commissioner of Accounts Frances K. Bahan

Badminton and Poona: Origins of a Modern Game

British officers developed a version in the early 1870s among troops in India, calling it Poona. The modern name Badminton emerged when officers on leave played it at Badminton House, Gloucestershire, the Duke of Beaufort’s country estate.

India Poona Badminton Duke of Beaufort Gloucestershire

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